archiver | Abstraction library to interface with file archives | Continuous Backup library

I am trying to write my own custom serialize and de-serialize for an object of my application. I know there are plenty of libraries like boost serialize etc. available for ready use but I wanted to learn this serialize and de-serialize hence this effort.

Problem occurs when I try to de-serialize(using std::wifstream) the object I had serialized(using std::wofstream). Not able to read even one class member correctly. First 3 members I am trying to de-serialize are bool, but they read incorrect values from the file stream. Can someone please suggest any pointers as to what could be the problem here. Thanks for your time.

Typedefs in application:

I want to run an Update Query over a table, but before I do I want to ensure I can restore the table in case the Query goes bad. So what I thought would be a simple process has become difficult as the Restore doesn't work.

I am using PgAdmin3 and on my table I am right-clicking and selecting 'Backup' In the File Options I am selecting Custom. I am not selecting any compression, Encoding or Role Names and in the Dump Options I am only selecting 'Sections/Data'. The Backup string looks liek this:

pg_dump.exe --host localhost --port 5432 --username "postgres" --no-password --format custom --section data --verbose --file "D:\TEMP\TableBackup.backup" --table "mytable" "myDatabase"

I then move to immediately test this backup by Restoring it and select the Filename and Format of 'Custom or Tar' and no other Restore Options selected.

pg_restore.exe --host localhost --port 5432 --username "postgres" --dbname "myDatabase" --no-password --table myTable --schema mySchema --verbose "D:\TEMP\TableBackup.backup"

And the following Error is returned:

I am trying to upload a zip file to Azure file shares. The zip file is being generated using the archiver library and I tried uploading it using piping. I am always getting the error StorageError: The range specified is invalid for the current size of the resource.. How do I find out the size of my archive? I tried 'collecting' the size of the zip like this:

The PostgreSQL version I am trying to restore is 9.4.10. I backed up a database from the same version. The command I am using for restore is:

Before i begin, i am brand new to python and I dont know much about coding in general, so im sorry if this is horrible.

Anyways, sorry if that sounds confusing, im trying to make an automatic real-time archiver, that displays both username, and the message that was sent. For example,

Akasukioon - That is a nice looking pie.

I will probably try to add more, like the channel it was sent in and the date, but for now this is a good start. But i need help. Heres my code:

Over the last few years, for our Parent POM project in Eclipse, I've had to employ slightly different tweaks to Eclipse's configuration, to avoid having Eclipse give errors like:

I'm following this JSF tutorial https://www.tutorialspoint.com/jsf/index.htm. I think I've done everything that was written there (downloading all the required sw, setting the environment with path to the variables, etc.) but I cannot resolve a compilation problem with Maven war plugin. I've already read a lot of questions and possible solutions and I think I've tried most of the combination proposed (mvn clean then install, set the correct version of jdk, point to jdk directory instead of jde, remove .m2 repository, forced upgrade of the project, etc.). So, here I am, maybe describing my specific problem will help to understand how to solve it.

Output of mvn clean install:

So my two functions reside in their own files, the app is made up of four functions all async await, first it grabs info, then installs then zips the info and finally supposed to post using axios. From the server.js indeed every operation is carried out but nothing under the await zipFunction() in my axios function runs, not even console.log(). Please help

Code AXIOS FILE

In my node.js application I'm downloading multiple user files from AWS S3, compress them to single zip (with usage of Archiver npm library) file and send back to client. All the way I'm operating on streams, and yet I can't send files to client (so client would start download after successful http request).